The Cycle Age and Trade Review, Vol 22, No 70

Articles in this issue

  • Point-by-point analysis of the sixteen key known facts about the proposed bicycle manufacturing combination.
  • Report on the standardized repair price schedules being adopted by dealers' associations across several cities.
  • Landmark report revealing that A.G. Spalding, backed by a powerful banking syndicate, is obtaining options on every major bicycle plant in the country with the aim of forming a controlling trust.
  • Report that consumers are resisting early-season price inducements and waiting for more certain springtime buying conditions.
  • Discussion of how regular stock bicycle models can compete against high-end custom-order machines for customer attention.
  • Report on bicycle shops experimenting with improved electric lighting to better display machines and attract evening customers.
  • Description of the Sager gear system and associated fittings for bicycle drivetrains.
  • Technical description of a new adjustable bevel gear mechanism for chainless bicycles.
  • Racing results and club news from cycling organizations across the country.